Showing posts with label Huawei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huawei. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 May 2011

Huawei AT-commandsThis is a featured page

note: Some devices like the Huawei K3715 seem to require AT-commands to be typed in capital letters!

There are a couple of options for disabling and re-enabling the following USB-components of Huawei USB-modems:


  • modem (M)
  • NAND-flashmemory drive (CD)
  • microSD-drive (SD)
  • PC UI interface (UI)
  • network adaptor (N)
  • smartcard (SC)
To disable or re-enable those components run the following AT-command, where n is one of the numbers from the table below:

AT^U2DIAG=n

Sometimes AT-commands will result in an "ERROR" - in this case keep reentering the AT-command until "OK" is being returned.


n M CD SD UI N SC remarks supported by not supported by
0 +

+


E1750
1 + +






3 +

+
+ won't work on devices without SC*

5
+
+ +
won't work on devices without N*

9
+

+ + won't work on devices without N & SC*

10 + +


+ won't work on devices without SC*

12
+
+ +
won't work on devices without N*

255 + + + + ? ? reset to factory defaults K3715, E160E, K3565 E176, E1762, E1750
256 +
+ +

for most devices: everything enabled except for flashmemory; microSD-drive will be available under Windows even without drivers installed K3715, E160E, E1762, K3565, K3765, E1750 E176
257 + + +





259 +
+ +
+ won't work on devices without SC* E176
261
+ +
+ + won't work on devices without N & SC*

265
+ +
+ + won't work on devices without N & SC*

266 + + +

+ won't work on devices without SC*

267
+ +
+
won't work on devices without N*

268 ?** + + + +**
won't work on devices without N* (?**) E1750, K3565
276 + + + + + ? reset to factory defaults E1762, K3565, K3765 E1750


*) note: smartcard (SC) and network adaptor (N) are not present in most Huawei devices. Using an AT-command, that activates SC or N on a device, which hasn't these components will result in errors and so will be noneffective.
**) On modems E1750 and K3565 sending AT^U2DIAG=268 command makes active: M, CD, SD, UI and deactivates N (error in the table above?)

Huawei Mac OSThis is a featured page

Downloads
Huawei Page

Driver Only Install
The following are the steps I have used to set up the modem with my Mac. This will only work with OS X Leopard – earlier versions, such as Tiger, will not work.
  1. Remove the SIM PIN. This requires putting your SIM card in a phone and finding the setting to remove the PIN. If you are using an iPhone this setting is under Phone -> SIM PIN. This step is required as there is no way for OS X to send a PIN to your modem. If you are worried about security and don’t want to remove the PIN then stop here. You’ll need special software for your modem and this guide is not for you. Once you have removed the PIN, put the SIM card back in your Huawei.
  2. Uninstall third-party software. This may not be necessary, but some software will force settings for your modem and interfere with your setup. Uninstalling it makes sure your settings will stick.
  3. Install drivers for Snow Leopard. This is only necessary if you use OS X 10.6 or later – Leopard (10.5) users should ignore this step.Download these drivers from Huawei and install them.
  4. Plug in your Huawei modem. It goes in the USB port 
  5. Open System Preferences and go to ‘Network’.
  6. Your Huawei modem should be listed in the pane on the left of the window. If it isn’t, click on the + and select your modem from the ‘Interface’ drop down menu. Then click on ‘Create’.
  7. Highlight the Huawei modem in the pane on the left and select ‘Advanced’.
  8. Change vendor to ‘Generic’. In the drop down menu, select ‘generic’ as the vendor and set ‘Model’ to ‘GPRS (GSM/3G)’. Now ‘APN’ will appear and you can specify whatever your network needs it to be. For most this will just be ‘Internet’ but it varies, especially with network partners like Wireless-G or Internet Solutions. After entering your APN (and other network settings should they be required) click on OK.
    Huawei settings
  9. Set telephone number and credentials. This step might require some experimenting. Click on ‘Apply’ and then enter the Telephone Number. This will be *99# for most cellular networks, but could also be *99***1# depending on your location. For Vodacom I find that *99***1# works in most areas. But there are other numbers available, up to 4 (*99***4#) so try them all to find the one that works best for you. Usernames and passwords are generally not required, so make sure you have the right details.
    Huawei creds
  10. Show modem in status bar. This is just a preference I have, so that I can easily connect without having to go into System Preferences.
And you’re done. If all went according to plan then you should now be able to just plug in your modem, wait for it to initiate and then connect without any extra software required. You might also want to grab an awesome little app called CheetahWatch that shows signal strength, provides usage tracking and a bunch of other useful features for Huawei modems on Mac

asus wl 500 premium Open WRT Howto huawei e220

Also habe alles versucht aber ddwrt liest keine modules auch das wichtigste nicht und zwar das usbserial.o zudem gibt es keine wichtigen logs aus und is trotz schöner weboberfläche nicht zu empfehlen wenn man selber was machen will was nicht in der oberfläche vorhanden ist!

ALSO SPRACH MEIN HIRN !!!!!!OPENWRT!!!!!!
Falls interesse Besteht könnte ich mein Backup auch wegschicken allerdings wärs besser wenn ihr das selber macht da ich nicht verantwortlich sein will falls was schief geht!

Original asus router firmware auf openwrt howto:

http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/...9%7C%28asus%29
Und wie gesag ich habe die rc6 white russian squiffs (complete) .trx genommen!
(die 0.9 geht warscheinlich auch aber ich habe ein upgrade gemacht und nicht neu installiert)


Was Benötigt wird
1x zeit....
1x router der open wrt unterstützt un usb ports hat http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardw...w&redirect=toh
1x huawei e220 (wird auch als easybox slim bezeichnet)
1x internet verbindung für den router nach dem flashen um die benötigten pakete (ipkg oder von der weboberfl. aus) installieren zu können zb ics von windows !und dhcpserver für windows!
1x beschreibung wie vi (der texteditor) funktioniert (eigentlich nur wie man speichert und editiert) http://www.linuxfibel.de/vi.htm
1x etwas englisch kenntnisse um openwrt auf den router zu flashen http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Installing
instalation des openwrt nur für asuswl500gp: http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/...C%28wl500gp%29
Ich empfehle jedem der ein anderes modem als das huwei e220 benutzt zuerst mal unter einer linux maschine das modem ans laufen zu bekommen das man weis ob man treiber benötigt und dann mal schaut ob es die überhaupt für openwrt auch gibt!! Hilfe bekommt ihr hier http://forum.openwrt.org/
Ein ssh client zb. Putty

MAN SOLLTE AUF JEDEN FALL VON EINEM NEU AUFGESETZEN ROUTER ZU ARBEITEN BEGINNEN der mit SquashFS installiert wurde.

Falls irgendwelche leute maulen ich brauche aber die weboberfläche so wie bei ddwrt...
Es gibt auch eine bei openwrt nur nicht so schön!
Die hat zwar nur die Grundfunktionen wie macsperre und dhcp und so aber es reicht!Zudem kann man eine liste von packeten ansehen installieren und auch ändern! (wird noch verbessert stichwort X-WRT)


Das Howto: wird teilweise von mir noch etwas upgedatet was scripts betrifft und saubere Lösungen werden hierrein editiert

Meine vorlage: http://wiki.openwrt.org/MobileAPHowT...14281fb39fd5cf
vorgehen allerdings müssen noch folgende Packete installiert werden:

Als erster Installiert man mal die Packete über die Weboberfläche (im browser 192.168.1.1) am besten:
kmod-usb-ohci
kmod-usb-serial
kmod-Usb2
uhci
kmod-usb-core
fping
(ipkg install ) kmod-ppp
(ipkg install ) ppp
(ipkg install ) chat


danach:
reboot

So jetz machen wir ein:
dmesg
Und Schauen ob er USB ports 2 drinnen stehen hat (bei mir ungefähr 10 zeilen oben weiter)


Danach:
lsusb

Als output solltet ihr mindestens das hier bekommen:
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000

Jetz anstecken des Huawei e220 modem

Lsusb
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Bus 00? Device 00?: ID 12d1:1003 (kann auch 12d1:1001 sein)

Jenachdem was drinnsteht (in meinem fall *=3)das hängt ihr mit vi an :
Textinhalt-> insmod usbserial vendor=0x12d1 product=0x100*
rm /etc/modules.d/S60-usb-serial

vi /etc/init.d/S80ppp
chmod 777 /etc/init.d/S80ppp


reboot

Weiter geht es mit
lsmod
(zeigt laufende module an)Läuft das Usbserial???? dann stimmt alles


dmesg

br0: topology change detected, propagating
usb.c: USB disconnect on device 01:03.0-1 address 2
hub.c: new USB device 01:03.0-1, assigned address 3
usb.c: USB device 3 (vend/prod 0x12d1/0x1003) is not claimed by any active driver.
usb.c: registered new driver serial
usbserial.c: USB Serial support registered for Generic
usbserial.c: Generic converter detected
usbserial.c: Generic converter now attached to ttyUSB0 (or usb/tts/0 for devfs)
usbserial.c: Generic converter detected
usbserial.c: Generic converter now attached to ttyUSB1 (or usb/tts/1 for devfs)
usbserial.c: Generic converter detected
usbserial.c: Generic converter now attached to ttyUSB2 (or usb/tts/2 for devfs)
usbserial.c: USB Serial Driver core v1.4

so jetz sollten /dev/usb/tts/0[/COLOR] 1 und 2 vorhanden sein!

So es müssen immer alle 3 TTS erkannt werden sonst funktionierts nicht bei mir funktionierts nur wenn ich modem anstecke und in die konsole reboot eingebe!

(pinabfrage würde ich auf windows mit huawei tool deaktivieren und auf 3g bevorzugt stellen oder auf nur 3g wenn man nur hsdpa will (hsdpa muss empfangbar sein)

Jetzt die einwahlscripte erstellen die können von netzbetreiber her etwas variieren was USERNAME PASSWORT und REMOTENAME angeht

mkdir /etc/ppp/peers

Hier meine Einwahlscripts:
inhalt von:

vi /etc/ppp/peers/e220

##############

###
####
#Hier ist das modem
/dev/ttyUSB0
##speed
460800
## reserviere das Gereat fuer die Benutzung
lock
## normaler Handschlag
crtscts
## benutze das Gereat als normales Modem
modem
## jeder darf die Internet-Einwahl verwenden
noauth
## ersetze Standardroute bei der Einwahl
replacedefaultroute
## definiere Standardroute
defaultroute
##Pfad zum chatscript f?r die Autorisierung (Debugmeldungen im Syslog mit ##-v statt -V)
connect "/usr/sbin/chat -V -f /etc/ppp/peers/chate220"
## akzeptiere vergebene IP des Providers
noipdefault
## und seinen DNS
usepeerdns
##vermeide Kompression
#nobsdcomp
#novj
## Verbindung aufrechterhalten
persist
##remotename #Falls braucht dann das #am satzanfang löschen (zb. drei.at)
#user Maxmusteruser
#password Beispielspasswort
#################



vi /etc/ppp/peers/chate220
#################
######
ABORT BUSY
ABORT 'NO CARRIER'
ABORT ERROR
REPORT CONNECT
TIMEOUT 30

#option1

"" "AT"
"OK" "ATE1"
"OK" "AT+CPIN?"
"+CPIN: READY"
"AT+CGREG?"
"+CGREG: 0,1" "ATD*99***1#"

#option2
#'' AT
#OK ATZ
#OK ATS0=0
#OK AT+CGATT=0
#OK AT+CGQREQ=1,0,0,0,0,0
#OK AT+CGQMIN=1,0,0,0,0,0
#OK AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","drei.at","0.0.0.0",0,0
#OK ATE1V1&D2
#OK AT+IFC=2,2
#OK ATD*99#

CONNECT \c
###############



Die Nameserver(DNS)habe ich sicherheitshalber in (nur bei drei.at alle anderen haben andere nummern das weiss zb. google oder http://www.umtslink.at/GPRS/gprs_zugangsparameter_a.php)
http://www.gsmsite.de/gprs.htm

/etc/resolv.conf eingetragen
nameserver 213.94.78.16
nameserver 213.94.78.17



So und jetz einfach

pppd nodetach debug call e220

eingeben!!!

Jetz eine 2te konsole öffnen und mit:

ifconfig ppp0

hier sieht man die ip von ppp0 und dann schauen ob google ereichbar ist
ping www.google.at


Nvram umschreiben das alle anderen rechner auf das inet vom router zugreifen können:
nvram set wan_device=ppp0
nvram set wan_ifname=ppp0
nvram commit

Das sich das modem automatisch verbindet muss moch in /etc/init.d/S80ppp

pppd call e200 angehängd werden

reboot



FERTIG

Falls man auch usb nutzen möchte

fat
vfat
xfs
ext2
ext3
kmod-usb-uhci
kmod-usb-core
kmod-usb2
kmod-usb-storage

über web installieren

Der router darf erst usb-storage nach dem Modem laden denn wenn das storage einmal geladen ist kommt das modem nichtmehr richtig hoch!

!!!!!!!!!Alle Module werden normal in /etc/moduls.d geladen dort die "usb-storage" datei bearbeiten (vor jeder zeile ein # eintragen) zb. -> #usb-storage.o

rebooten und schaun ob sie eh nicht geladen werden mit lsmod
da sollte jetz kein usb-storage stehen

Geladen sollen sie beim neustart in /etc/init.d ein S99usbautomount erstellen mit folgenen inhalt:


#i#!#####!#####!####!####!####!####!####!####!#### !####!
#ALLES F?R DIE USBFESTPLATTEN MUSS AM SCHLUSS SEIN#
################################################
###Usbstorage modules (nach dem serial) laden###
################################################


insmod scsi_mod max_scsi_luns=8 #max..... is f?rn cardreader
insmod sd_mod
insmod usb-storage
insmod usb-ehci-hcd #test

################################################## ####
####Automount usb harddisk on reboot die ganze zeit###
################################################## ####
# multiple partitions
mkdir /tmp/usb
mkdir /tmp/usb/1
# wait to recognize devices properly
sleep 2
# mount first partition
/bin/mount /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /tmp/usb/1
# list its contents
ls -l /tmp/usb/1
# second partition
mkdir /tmp/usb/2
mount /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part2 /tmp/usb/2
# list its contents
ls -l /tmp/usb/2
################################################## ###
#ENDE#wircklich was anf?gen wegen huawei e scho wissen das vorher gemountet seinmuss
################################################## ###



Usb printer gehen problemlos (die anleitung http://wiki.openwrt.org/PrinterSharingHowto)

Und falls ihr schon mit dem router online seit eine Verbesserte Weboberfläche X-wrt -> http://x-wrt.org/#installation (METHODE #2 Geht problemlos)

#
Man kann auch über die Weboberfläche "vnstat" instalieren um den Traffic im auge zu behalten: http://home.versatel.nl/janssenmaj/trafficmonitor.html
Man muss! alle vlan1 mit ppp0 ersetzen

(wird nach jedem reboot gelöscht da /var/ sich im temp befindet allerdings kann man einen link setzen auf /jffs/ macht aber den speicher Voll und ist nur zu empfehlen wenn man weiss was man TUT)
#

Known Problems:
Das modem muss eingesteckt sein vor dem start des routers da hotplug es zu früh anspricht und es nicht richtig eingebunden wird!
(dmesg tty1,tty2,tty0 muss vorhanden sein ansonsten reboot eingeben)
Ich habe das so gelöst das wenn /dev/usb/tts/1 nicht vorhanden ist solle er:
sleep 30 und rebooten (heist das modem muss immer angesteckt sein sonst rebootet er die ganze zeit und die 30sek zeit hat man um das wieder rauszulöschen falls es nicht mehr gewünscht ist!)
Falls das gewünscht wird dann am schluss der /etc/init.d/S99done anhängen

#
if [ -c /dev/usb/tty/2 ]
then ( pppd call e220 )
else ( sleep 30 && reboot )
fi
#


Troubleshooting:
Wie kann ich wieder über den wan port einen "normales" modem einstecken:
(bzw. kann auch verwendet werden falls man vergessen hat packete zu instalieren und im nachhinen wieder internet über den Wan port brauch für die installation)
nvram set wan_device=vlan1
nvram set wan_ifname=vlan1
nvram commit
reboot nicht vergessen
-
Der router kann zb. google pingen aber ich nicht von meinem rechner aus der hinterm router sitzt (das vergessen?)

Nvram umschreiben das alle anderen rechner auf das inet vom router zugreifen können:
nvram set wan_device=ppp0
nvram set wan_ifname=ppp0
nvram commit
-
Ich bekomme keine 3 ttys hoch
/etc/modules.d/ darf keine S**usbserial haben bzw muss sie leer sein
/etc/init.d/ müssen alle datein ausführbar sein (ls-l zum prüfen x muss dabei stehen)
chmod 777 /etc/init.d/S80ppp
nochmal versuchen.
Und ganz wichtig router ausstecken router einstecken einlogen "reboot" eingeben. Jetz muss es da sein ansonsten nochmal das obige checken.


Viel spass haben nicht vergessen und bitte fehler melden ich übernehme keine verantwortung für eure hardware!!!!!!

Huawei Mobile PartnerThis is a featured page

Huawei Mobile PartnerThis is a featured page

create connection profile

  1. After starting "Mobile Partner" go to "Tools", "Options".
  2. In the following window chose "Profile Management" on the left. Then click the "New" on the upper right.
  3. Now enter the following details:
    • As "Profile Name" enter some title for your connection (e.g. "Vodafone").
    • Under APN chose "Static" and enter your operator's accesspoint in the "APN" field. (For example "pp.vodafone.co.uk" if you are using a British Vodafone PAYG SIM)
    • Don't change the remaining fields unless you know what you do.
  4. Now click "Save" to save your new profile and close the windows by clicking "OK" (lower right).
    Confirm the following question "Do you want to save the changes" with "Yes".
  5. Now chose "Connection" in Mobile Partner. There you should see your new profile. Now you can connect through the newly created profile by clicking "Connect". As soon as the connection has been established, the button is renamed in "Disconnect" and serves to disconnect your connection.

plugins
Mobile Partner has several plugins integrated, which are mostly not activated by default. Some can be enabled by editing the file C:\Program Files\Mobile Partner\config\PluginsConfig.xml.

PluginsConfig.xml
The file is build in the XML-format and consits generally of four sections:
  1. <devices> ... </devices>In the devices section <item>-tages assigns a name to each device model according to it's product/hardware ID (productID can be found unter Tools / Diagnosis after starting Mobile Partner) and a description, which doesn't seem to be of relevance.
    e.g. a tag assigning the name "E180" to the device with the productID "E180" and some description looks like this:
    <item name="E180" productid="E180" describe="3G Data Card"/>

    The devices section usually contains dozens of devices, however only those applying for your device are necessary. The remaining code is useless unless and can be deleted.
  2. <common><plugin> ... </plugin></common>Next there is the plugin section, which again contains <item>-tags, that define all the plugins. However it seems like you can activate plugins (e.g. CallPlugin and CallUIPlugin) even if they are not listed here. So the function of this section is unclear.

  3. <device name="???"> ... </device>After the </common> tag the device section starts, which will define the available plugins for each model. To add the voice-call plugin (consiting of three plugins) for the E169, the following code is used:
    <device name="E169">
    <plugin>
    <add name="CallPlugin" clsid="8FC7A17B-EA76-4e6e-872D-9AAC222C8B03"/>
    <add name="CallUIPlugin" clsid="58A0343A-93DB-4ea2-92B4-C51589629381"/>
    <add name="CallLogUIPlugin" clsid="1FCAC0FF-9E87-450f-8258-1155D7696571"/>
    </plugin>
    </device>

    The device section usually contains dozens of devices, however only those applying for your device are necessary. The remaining code is useless unless and can be deleted.
  4. <customize name ="???"> ... </customize>The customize section contains changes on the activation or deactivation of plugins, which will overwrite definitions in the device section (above) if your version of Mobile Partner is customized/branded.
    As KTF (presumably a Korean operator) doesn't want their subscribers to have SMS-functionality in Mobile Partner, they remove is by the following code:
    <customize name="KTF_C148">
    <plugin>
    <remove name="SMSPlugin" clsid="AB349C02-A88F-4ef5-A44A-F178B9FAAF35"/>
    <remove name="SMSUIPlugin" clsid="ED395DF6-E3BA-478e-8AE9-D8A1BF090214"/>
    </plugin>
    </customize>

    Of course one could also use an <add>-tag here and add plugins instead of removing them (as showed above).

    The customization is dependant on the operator ID (in the example above "KTF_C148"), which is defined in the C:\Program Files\Mobile Partner\SysConfig.dat file, which has a section like this:
    [customize]
    operator=O2_C40
    simtype=SIM/USIM
    uimtype=UIM

    This example shows the operator ID "O2_C40", which stands for O2 Germany's prepaid product "O2 Loop".
    On unbranded versions of Mobile Partner the operator ID is "common", so the section in SysConfig.dat would look like this:
    [customize]
    operator=common
    simtype=SIM/USIM
    uimtype=UIM

    If you edit SysConfig.dat and replace the operator ID by "common" (like above), you will immediately have an unbranded version of Mobile Partner.

voice-call plugin
Since only some Huawei devices support voice-calling, this plugin can only be used properly if supported by your hardware. Currently the following devices are confirmed to support voice calls:
  • E169, E169G
  • K3715
  • K3565
Other devices like the E160/G/E/X can establish calls, but there is no audio. Currently it's unclear if this is caused by hard- or software and so if this can be patched.
Huawei Mobile Partner voice call plugin


customization / operator branding
As mentioned above, the file C:\Program Files\Mobile Partner\SysConfig.dat sets an operator ID, which will determine if Mobile Partner is operator-branded or not.
An operator branding is defined by some ID, which is "O2_C40" in this case:

[customize]
operator=O2_C40
simtype=SIM/USIM
uimtype=UIM

While the unbranded version set the operator ID to "common":
[customize]
operator=common
simtype=SIM/USIM
uimtype=UIM

This operator ID is already important during installation of branded versions of Mobile Partner, since the data.bin file (can be opened with WinRAR), which is part of the setup files, contains a folder named by the operator ID. This folder (e.g. "O2_C40") contains dozens of files, which will be installed instead of the common files, which would be installed for an unbranded version. However branded setup files do also contain the common files, so one could modify the SysConfig.dat file inside the data.bin file in order to make setup install an unbranded verison.






How to Use an STK Function????

The Mobile Partner supports the SIM Application Toolkit (STK) functions.
I
The STK functions are supplied by the network service provider.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose Tools > Sim Toolkit.
Step 2 Select the required STK function


IF ANY IDEA ABOUT STK FUNCTION FEATURE PLEASE SHARE.
version numbering theme
Any idea on how the system of the version numbering theme? Please share your thoughts!

Unlocking Huawei modemsThis is a featured page

huwaei

On-line unlock code calculator: http://a-zgsm.com/huawei.php

Huawei E160 (E160G, E160E, E160X, K3565)This is a featured page

Huawei E160 (E160G, E160E, E160X, K3565)This is a featured page

Huawei E160 with opened lids covering microSD slot and antenna connector

specifications

manufacturer: Huawei
model: E160
interface: USB 2.0 (A plug)
GSM frequency bands: 850, 900, 1800, 1900
UMTS frequency bands: 850, 1900, 2100
HSDPA: 3,6 MBit/s
HSUPA: -
EDGE: 236,8 KBit/s
GPRS: 57,6 KBit//s
CSD: ?
connector for ext. antenna: +
connector type: CRC9
internal antenna diversity: +
voice telephony: -
NAND-flashmemory: +
microSD-drive: + (up to 8GB)
rebranded versions: Fonic Surf-Stick (DE)
MEDIONmobile Web Stick S4011 (DE)
O2 Loop Surf Stick (DE)
Tchibo Internet-Stick (DE)



manufacturer: Huawei
model: E160G
interface: USB 2.0 (A plug)
GSM frequency bands: 850, 900, 1800, 1900
UMTS frequency bands: 2100
HSDPA: 3,6 MBit/s
HSUPA: -
EDGE: 236,8 KBit/s
GPRS: 57,6 KBit//s
CSD: ?
connector for ext. antenna: +
connector type: CRC9
internal antenna diversity: +
voice telephony: -
NAND-flashmemory: +
microSD-drive: + (up to 8GB)
rebranded versions: ?



manufacturer: Huawei
model: E160E, E160X
interface: USB 2.0 (A plug)
GSM frequency bands: 850, 900, 1800, 1900
UMTS frequency bands: 900, 2100
HSDPA: 3,6 MBit/s
HSUPA: -
EDGE: 236,8 KBit/s
GPRS: 57,6 KBit//s
CSD: ?
connector for ext. antenna: +
connector type: CRC9
internal antenna diversity: +
voice telephony: -
NAND-flashmemory: +
microSD-drive: + (up to 8GB)
rebranded versions: N24 Surf Stick (DE)


Vodafone K3565
Huawei K3565

manufacturer: Huawei
model: K3565
interface: USB 2.0 (A plug)
GSM frequency bands: 850, 900, 1800, 1900
UMTS frequency bands: 900, 2100
HSDPA: 3,6 MBit/s
HSUPA: -
EDGE: 236,8 KBit/s
GPRS: 57,6 KBit//s
CSD: ?
connector for ext. antenna: + (covered by housing)
connector type: CRC9
internal antenna diversity: +
voice telephony: + (enabled by default)
NAND-flashmemory: +
microSD-drive: + (up to 8GB)
rebranded versions: Vodafone K3565-H (DE)


Vodafone sells two different versions of the K3565:
  • K3565-H which is a Huawei E160X (Rev.2 models carry the hardware ID "K3565", "Rev.2" is printed on the back of the device)
  • K3565-Z which is produced by ZTE
Those two version are not only produced by two different companies, but they are also technically total different. Since the K3565-Z was introduced by Vodafone only in 2009, the earlier version from Huawei was only designated K3565 (without "-H").


unlocking
unlock codes are available free of charge at http://a-zgsm.com/huawei.php
To unlock your device, put in a third-party SIM card, start Mobile Partner and after entering the PIN code, the unlock code will be required.


debranding
see debranding Huawei modems


latest update

disable/revive flashdrive
The integrated flashdrive of the E160 can be disabled by executing the following AT-command:
at^u2diag=256
If your modem answers ERROR, instead you can use command:
at^u2diag=0
Unfortunately this command will also disable the microSD-drive.
To revive the flashdrive and the microSD-drive execute:
at^u2diag=255


Weblinks
product page of manufacturer: http://www.huawei.com/mobileweb/en/products/view.do?id=1960
support page of manufacturer: http://www.huawei.com/mobileweb/en/doc/list.do?type=-1&id=5840